LUJIPEKA JOINS MARINE SERRE'S MOON PRINT CHAISOR CHAIR

Marine Serre's Chaisor chair is a 1960s French folding chair printed with the label's All Over Moon motif, and the French rapper Lujipeka is now tied to it days before his Accor Arena show in Paris on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Serre's own line for the pairing reads, "From childhood memories to the stage, every journey begins somewhere. Some objects hold the beginning of everything." The chair is the object, and the rapper from Rennes is the person the label chose to stand beside it.

Three Editions, Each One Numbered

The chair comes in three upholstery versions: Tan, Inverse Tan and Denim. Each sits on a gold toned steel frame and carries the crescent moon pattern that runs across Serre's clothing, and each chair is individually numbered. Marine Serre sells it through its own website, where it went on sale in September, per Hypebae and Hypebeast's September 2026 reports.

Hypebae's Japanese edition lists the chair at ¥102,100 including tax. No dollar or euro price turned up in the coverage read for this piece, so the yen figure is the only confirmed number.

The folding format matters to the design. A folding chair is the cheapest seat in any room, the one stacked in a school hall or pulled out for a guest. Serre's moon print turns that utilitarian object into something a buyer numbers and keeps. The label has spent its recent seasons on that idea, objects meant to be kept.

Chaisor Has Built This Chair in France Since 1962

Chaisor has made its folding chairs in France since 1962 and puts a 30 year warranty on each one. According to Hypebae, the original chair was designed by Chaisor's founder, Léo Jouk. Both houses stress heritage, craftsmanship and longevity as the reason the partnership works.

That warranty is the detail worth stopping on. Serre's Fall Winter 2026 collection, The Grace of Time, was built around longevity and craft, with structured corsetry and sheer mesh layers, according to Dance Wax's March 2026 report. A chair guaranteed for three decades is the furniture version of that argument. A fashion season lasts months. This chair is sold with a promise measured in decades.

Lucas Taupin of Rennes Is Not a Fashion Face by Trade

Lujipeka is the stage name of Lucas Taupin, born September 9, 1995, in Rennes, Brittany. He joined the collective Columbine in 2014, and three albums came out of that period before he launched a solo career in 2019. His debut album, L.U.J.I., followed in 2020, and his second, Montagnes Russes, reached fifth place on the French charts in 2021. A mixtape, Weekend à Marseille, arrived in 2023.

His best known track by sales is "Pierre feuille papier ciseau" with Chaps, which went platinum. He also has a new single, "Brûler Paris," in circulation as the Paris show approaches. Serre's line about childhood memories and the stage fits a performer who started in a Rennes collective and now has a solo date at Accor Arena.

Serre has cast outside the model pool before. Her Spring Summer 2026 campaign, The Source, was fronted by the actress Ester Expósito with the model Momo Ndiaye, according to Dance Wax, and it returned to the garment as function and protection. Lujipeka brings the music side of the culture to the same pattern.

Accor Arena, November 7, and a Label That Makes Objects

Accor Arena lists Lujipeka's solo show for Saturday, November 7, 2026. Serre's timing puts the chair beside his name in the same week as the show.

The chair also continues a run of objects from the house. Serre made two accessory collaborations in 2021, one with Jimmy Choo and one with Gentle Monster on the Visionizer eyewear. A 2025 capsule with Repetto put the All Over the Moon print on Repetto shoe styles, and a Louvre capsule took the Mona Lisa as its starting point. Each time the pattern moves onto an object with its own history, a French shoemaker, a museum, a chair maker that has run since 1962.

The detail that stays with the chair is the serial number. Three colorways, each one numbered, a 30 year warranty, a French factory date of 1962 and a rapper's name beside it days before his Accor Arena date. Serre has put the crescent moon on shoes, eyewear and a museum capsule. This time it goes on something a person sits on.